Your Friends WANT to Hear the Gospel
A full 79 percent of nonbelievers are willing to have a conversation about faith with a friend. What are we waiting for?
A full 79 percent of nonbelievers are willing to have a conversation about faith with a friend. What are we waiting for?
Waiting until a ministry leader retires or is forced to retire is waiting too long to set up a succession plan. There's a better way.
Many senior pastors are hiring paid staff or handling tasks themselves that could effectively be delegated to qualified volunteers. Here's how to adjust.
Karl Vaters discusses 'Small Church Essentials' and why church growth is an incomplete way to measure church health.
I've found that planting a multisite network of video-driven churches has been effective for reaching rural communities. Here's how.
With church planters and pastors, we're overvaluing credentials over calling. Here's why we need more non-traditional leaders.
There are a lot of resources available to those with mental illnesses, here are ways to start the conversation.
If we model evangelism, equip people to do it and then encourage them to share when they do it, it can become contagious.
Though C. S. Lewis didn't consider himself a theologian or evangelist, he sought to persuade others of the truth of the gospel through his writing.